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"Montague Ignatius Lewis was born on February 13, 1934 in Georgetown, Guyana, South America to the late Joseph and Florence Lewis.  Montague attended St. Sidwell School in Guyana and later became an apprentice for the Militia Band for which he played clarinet. At the age of sixteen, he began working with Gerrard Furniture Shop and remained there for several years.  Montague met and married Carmen Agatha Gouveia. To this union Patrick and Anne were born.  In the 1980s, he migrated to the United States with his family and resided in Brooklyn, New York where he worked for Curtis Company, designing and making furniture. Montague was very passionate about his work.  In 2003, he retired and relocated to Raleigh, NC with his daughter Anne and grandchildren.  His hobbies included listening to oldies, watching soap operas and soccer, eating sweets, and discussing his past times with family and friends. Montague was a humble and caring man. He was very creative and satisfied by the simple things in life. His duty was to his wife and kids.  Montague was preceded in death by his wife, Carmen, and his sister, Earla Rigby.  Montague is survived by two children, son, Patrick Lewis and wife, Sherlock Lewis; daughter, Anne Parker and husband Edwin Parker; seven grandchildren, Shari Kerkhoff, Amikha Woitas, Patricia, Patrick Jr., Makeda, Makena, and Tracy; three great grandchildren, Kingston, Roman, and Greyson; one sister, Florence Stapleton; and uncle to a host of nephews and nieces"
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